Activist Shareholders in Corporate Governance: The Australian Experience and its Comparative Implications (Contemporary Studies in Corporate Law)
by Tim Bowley
Activist Shareholders in Corporate Governance examines the Australian experience of shareholder activism and considers its comparative implications. Focusing on the relationship between activist shareholders, corporate governance, and corporate law, this study offers a focused contribution to contemporary legal discussions of shareholder participation and corporate decision-making.
About This Book
This book examines activist shareholders within the context of Australian corporate governance.
It considers the relationship between shareholder activism, corporate decision-making, and the broader framework of corporate law.
The discussion also addresses the comparative implications of the Australian experience for corporate governance beyond Australia.
Part of the Contemporary Studies in Corporate Law series, the book offers a focused legal study of shareholder activism and governance.
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